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Honestly I can't remember that far back - my youngest is 11. However, just want to note that sometimes excessive vomiting after eating may indicate an allergy. This seems to be more common in formula fed babies, and I don't know how you are feeding your baby. Anyway, something to consider.
Perhaps while feeding, burp your baby more frequently? Or maybe there is a bottle (if you are bottle feeding) that results in less air? Just throwing some thoughts out there.
Perhaps while feeding, burp your baby more frequently? Or maybe there is a bottle (if you are bottle feeding) that results in less air? Just throwing some thoughts out there.
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Definitely look into allergies, whether the baby is formula fed or breastfed, this can be helpful for spit up. I always had trouble burping mine, but my SIL could get a burp out practically as soon as she picked them up.
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